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Tcyte Syrup

Manufactured By McW Healthcare

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Rs. 258.12

MRP 271.70

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bottle of 100 ml Syrup

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Introduction:

Tcyte Syrup is an herbal formulation designed to manage symptoms associated with reduced platelet count (thrombocytopenia). It contains extracts of Carica papaya leaf Madhuparni leaf Aloe vera Amla Haritaki Tulsi Trikatu Giloy extract of Punarnava and extract of Dana Methi. These ingredients are traditionally used to support platelet production and overall immune health particularly in conditions like dengue and bone marrow failure syndromes.

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Helps manage symptoms related to low platelet count|Supports platelet production|Promotes overall immune health

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Supports platelet production|Promotes overall immune health|Useful for overall health and well being

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Use under medical supervision|Safe when used as directed|Discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur|</div

Tcyte Syrup

Manufactured By McW Healthcare

Salt Synonyms

Rs. 258.12

MRP 271.70

Includes all taxes

Package SIZE

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